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Year 7 Classification Revision by E. Hung
Year 7 Classification Revision by E. Hung
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Classification of living things Year 7 Science
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Sponges is a kind of
bugs
animals
plants
algae
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Animal-like Unicellular Protists are known as
Protozoans
Ticks
Bacteria
Algae
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What are found underneath the Fern leaves?
Spores
Seeds
Cones
Fruits
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Monkeys are a member of which group?
Plants
Fungi
Protists
Animals
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How are Monerans different from Protists?
Make their own food
One celled (Unicellular)
No cell nucleus
Being Multicellular
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What do invertebrates lack?
Shells
Legs
Backbones
Hair
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Flowers belong to which group?
Ferns
Angiosperms
Mosses
Conifers
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The Study of classification of living things
Separation
Photosynthesis
Biology
Taxonomy
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How do scientists form smaller groups of living things? They look for ...
whether they are cute or not
If they are helpful or harmful
how big or how small they are
more ways they are alike and different from all the rest
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Classification doesn't stop at the kingdom. Animals are classified as...
With or without antennae
With or without legs
With or without scales
With or without a backbone
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To which kingdom do mushrooms belong?
Protists
Animals
Plants
Fungi
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Animals with a backbone are called...
Invertebrates
Arthropods
Vertebrates
Crustaceans
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Algae belong to which Kingdom?
Animals
Fungi
Plants
Protists
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How do scientists group living things?
by differences
by similarities
by group
by name
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How are Monerans and Protists the same?
Many celled (Multi-cellular)
No Nucleus
No cells
One-celled (Unicellular)
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What is the main difference between fungi and plants?
Only plant cell has cell wall
Only plant cell has chlorophyll
Only fungus cell has chlorophyll
Only fungus cell has cell wall
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All living things can be classified into one of how many kingdoms?
5
3
2
4
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A well-known example of Protozoan (Protist) which changes it body shape all the time.
Euglena
Amoeba
Paramecium
Bacterium
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Bacteria belong to which Kingdom?
Protista
Fungi
Monera
Plants
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Arthropods is a special group of
Vertebrates with legs
Invertebrates with jointed legs
Insects
Worms
